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unfeary

unfeary adjective: infirm; feeble; weak.

Adjective

unfeary (comparative more unfeary, superlative most unfeary)

  1. (Scotland, obsolete) infirm; feeble; weak
    • But Sawney grew weary, and fain would be civil, / Being auld, and unfeary, and fail'd of his strength1812, John Bell, Rhymes of Northern Bards, page 185

Forms of unfeary

comparativemore unfeary
superlativemost unfeary

Questions about unfeary

What does unfeary mean?
Unfeary means infirm; feeble; weak.
What part of speech is unfeary?
Unfeary is an adjective.

Words near unfeary in the dictionary

  1. unfearfully
  2. unfearing
  3. unfearingly
  4. unfearingness
  5. unfearsome
  6. unfeary
  7. unfeasibilities
  8. unfeasibility
  9. unfeasible
  10. unfeasibleness
  11. unfeasibly

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